… of the ester group, offer a sufficient performance advantage to … the superior thermal stability
of esters based on this structure. … polymeric surfactant hydrophobes [111]. An alternative route …

… esters (Table 5) are usually derived from fatty acids by esterification with polyhydric alcohols
or polyethylene glycol. These fatty acid esters are relatively stable … are rigid enough to yield …

… can produce good yields at adequate soil moisture content and … esters have excellent
properties in the formulation of stable … The higher values obtained by these authors relative to the …

… surfactant based on a natural fatty acid (oleic acid) and sugar alcohol sorbitol). These esters
are relatively hydrophobic; hence they tend to … They can also create more stable emulsions. …

… the surfactant structure and foam stability by investigating 6 polyoxyethelene alkyl ethers
and 12 fatty acid esters … For this set of surfactants there is a significant difference in transition …

… -based bio-surfactants 16 such as alkyl poly-glycosides, sorbitan esters, and sucrose esters.
… Alkyl polyglycoside is present in the market in an adequate amount. Therefore, it is used as …

… of the surfactant in water and creates a stable bond between … surfactants including alkyl
polyglycosides, sorbitol esters, … an unstable emulsion for a sufficient duration to perform specific …

… /caprate is a polyglyceryl ester derived from coconut and palm oils… Although 4-cycles were
sufficient to obtain NEs at both the … these samples will maintain their physico-chemical stability …

… considered polymerizable surfactants since they can covalently … stable and durable than
those formulated with conventional … It has been proven that these esters retain the antioxidant …

… The high performances of the process using stable and … a functional group having sufficient
hydrogen bonding capacity to … surfactants through the transesterification of the methyl ester …